Mitigate Climate Risk

Geospatial Insight & Analytics

Corporate Asset Class

With over 50,000 Public and Private Issuers, 900,000 asset locations. SRS provides a turn-key solution illuminating hundreds of key factors ...

US Municipal Asset Class

With over 270 risk factors and resilience indicators, including historical severe storm related damages going back to1950, SRS helps investors, underwriters and issuers understand the cost of capital from a spatial risk perspective for counties, cities, agencies and special districts.

Insurance

Comprehensive data solution for underwriters, brokers, and carbon credit trading. 270 Risk Factors tracked down to Facility and Census Tract Levels....

Supply Chain

SRS data helps business managers understand location-specific vulnerabilities in their supply chains, mitigate risks and identify alternatives

Financial Institution Stress Testing

SRS spatial-level knowledge graph solution provides a comprehensive picture Physical Risk Exposures, Environmental Impacts, Expected Annual Losses, and weather event history with $ damages back to 1950.

Real Estate Development | Investing

SRS Spatial Knowledge Graph helps anyone involved in real estate development, investment and site selection by integrating dozens of relevant data sources and thousands of location-specific attributes with a specific point on the map by providing a simple turn-key solution.

AI Training Data Sets

Much has been written about how knowledge graphs are foundational to AI, Large Language Models, and generative AI. In SRS’ spatial-level knowledge graph where every data point is connected to any other data point is a major source for fact-based training sets. No fabricated data. Real Facts.

Power Generation

Global Electricity Grid. Drive Site/Data Center Selection. 80,000+ Power Plants (Fossil Fuels, Renewables, Nuclear), Name Plate Capacity, Utilization Rates, Carbon Intensity Ratios and Scope II Emissions. 100,000+ Substations

Physical Risk/Peril Types

  • Avalanche
  • Coastal Flooding
  • Cold Wave
  • Drought
  • Earthquake
  • Hail
  • Heat Wave
  • Hurricane
  • Ice Storm
  • Landslide
  • Lightning
  • Riverine Flooding
  • Strong Wind
  • Tornado
  • Tsunami
  • Volcanic Activity
  • Wildfire
  • Winter Weather

Environmental Factors

Air Quality

  • Diesel Particulate Matter (Exhaust from trucks, buses, trains, ships, and other equipment with diesel engines)
  • Ozone (Ozone is a critical air pollutant with health and environmental implications)
  • PM2.5 (Breathing in unhealthy levels of PM2.5 can increase the risk of health problems like heart disease, asthma, and low birth weight.)
  • NO2 (Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂) is a harmful air pollutant primarily produced from vehicle emissions, industrial processes, and combustion activities

 

Water Quality

  • Overall Water Quality (Non-compliance can lead to contamination by harmful substances like bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, and chemicals (e.g., lead, arsenic, and nitrates). This can result in acute and chronic health issues for the community, including gastrointestinal diseases, neurological damage, developmental delays in children, and even cancer)
  • Waste Discharges to Water (Release of used water, often containing pollutants from domestic, commercial, or industrial sources, into a body of water like a river, lake, or ocean, typically through a pipe or outlet, sometimes after undergoing treatment at a wastewater treatment plan)
  • Water Stress (Long Term Stress on Adequate Water Supply)

Toxic Materials

  • Facility-Level Toxic Release  (Harmful to People of Environentonment)
  • Superfund Site Locations (Superfund sites are areas designated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as hazardous waste sites requiring cleanup. The EPA recommends maintaining distances of 1–3 miles for most hazardous waste sites. If drinking water is at risk, buffer zones of 5+ miles from dangerous sites are recommended)
  • RMP (Proximity to potential hazardous material sites)
  • Traffic (Traffic Proximity and Volume - Health Impacts, Noise, Road Runoffs)
  • Underground Storage Tank Proximity (Leakage and Contamination)
  • Lead Paint Exposure (Housing Units Built Before 1960)

 

Carbon/Methane Emissions

  • Scope I Emissions (16,000 Asset Locations, 4,500+ Asset Owners)
  • Scope II Emissions (80,000 Power Plants 4100+ Global Utilities)
  • Social Cost of Carbon (Fuel combustion. Purchase of Electricity, Steam, Heating and Cooling. Transportation. Water/Waste Management.)

Socio-Economic Risk Factors

  • Race
  • Income/Wealth
  • Poverty
  • Education
  • Age Demographics
  • Housing
  • Business Establishments by Industry and Employee Counts
  • Economic Factors
  • + More

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